There’s little new inside the app to explore, but one nice addition can be found in the Messages app: new iMessage stickers. Apple Developer app offers new iMessage stickers for WWDC ...

This stylish tote from Tory Burch combines style, sustainability, and function. The bag is made from 64% USDA-certified, bio-based content with a cute emblem logo. With a 13-inch laptop sleeve, ...

If you’re not in a whizz in the kitchen, you can also make Raya extra special by ordering themed food! 3. Decorate the house Deck the halls with hanging ketupats, fa la la la la, la la la la! Get into ...

Yummy Seafood’s live offerings look healthy in their clean, bright tanks, and although the room is feeling a little overripe after 18 years in the business of feeding extended families, there is ...

Until now, iPhone packaging has come with an 'Apple logo sticker,' but 9to5Mac, which handles Apple-related news, reports that this will no longer be the case with the iPhone 16 series.

The recalled desserts were sold in boxes with a printed "Yummy" logo at independent kosher supermarkets in the following seven states: New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Ohio, Chicago, Florida and ...

Creator collective, Krew, meeting fans at VidCon. VidCon The top stars at this year's event were Minecraft streamers like Aphmau, gaming group Krew, and TikToker Tara Yummy.

As 9to5Mac points out, the Vision Pro was actually the first of Apple’s new product launches this year to come without logo stickers. But the M3 MacBook Airs still came with them a couple of ...

Stickers are included in products as recent as the new M3 MacBook Airs that were released in March, though notably the Vision Pro does not come with any. Apple’s WWDC 2025 is here.

This means the only way to get Apple stickers with your iPad Pro or iPad Air purchase is to buy directly from an Apple Store. 9to5Mac’s Take Is the era of stickers in Apple boxes coming to an end?

Apple's rainbow-striped "bitten apple" logo, designed by graphic designer Rob Janoff, debuted in 1977. The logo was released for the Apple II computer, which was the first PC with a color display.